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UK says on Facebook: there should be a steadiness between a rustic and business companions

Britain said it wanted to peer a row between Australia and Facebook resolved, and that there should be a steadiness between the state's talent to make alternatives and the interests of financial companions.
Britain said it wanted to see a row between Australia and Facebook resolved, and that there must be a balance between the state's ability to make decisions and the interests of commercial partners.

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